SPECIFIC PENAL CODES LAW — CALIFORNIA
Accessory After the Fact — PC §32
PC §32 punishes anyone who, after a felony has been committed, harbors, conceals, or aids the principal with intent to help them escape arrest, trial, or punishment.
Reviewed by Daniel S. Rubin, CA Bar 302093 · Los Angeles Criminal Defense Attorney
On This Page
Jump to a Section
Quick Reference
Accessory After the Fact California — At a Glance
- Law / Code
- PC §32
- Classification
- Wobbler — Misdemeanor or Felony
- Maximum Penalty
- Up to 1 year jail (misd.) / 16 months–3 years prison (felony)
- Probation Eligible
- Yes
- Strike Offense
- No
Available 24/7 — Free Consultation
Charged with Accessory After the Fact California? Call Rubin Law Now.
Daniel S. Rubin defends clients facing specific penal codes charges throughout Los Angeles County. Your first consultation is free and confidential.